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Highly Recommended May 08, 2010
This is a good book on Sudoku for kids. The book includes 151 puzzles. All the puzzles are 9x9 grids with many not really suited for young children. The solutions are at the end of the book. There are five categories or levels of difficulty for the puzzles.
The first twelve pages in this book are dedicated for strategy, hints, rules, or tips. All the puzzles in the book are Classic Sudoku (with numbers). There are no Alphabet Sudoku (with letters) or Symbol Sudoku (with shapes and symbols) like the two books "Kindergarten Sudoku" and "Preschool Sudoku". Also, there are no simple 4x4 puzzles like some of the other books.
Great for kids Apr 16, 2009
My 7-yr. old grandson loves sudokus so I knew this would be a hit. And it was!
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I can't stop doing Sudoku Feb 17, 2007
I LOVE THIS BOOK! I can't stop solving the puzzles! I just bought the 1st book and the challenge edition because I love this one so much! I'm not a big math fan at all and I have become hooked on Sudoku! The other nice thing is that each page tells you which page the answer for that puzzle is on (other kids ones make you search a bit more). Also the puzzles are a nice size and easy to make out the numbers!
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From the Board Games Editor at BellaOnline.com Dec 17, 2005
If your family, like mine, has noticed a discernable lack of breakfast table conversation since the sudoku craze hit the United States, and your kids seem a little bit put off by the fact that Mom and Dad both have their noses buried in a sudoku, why not quiet them down by shoving this lovely little book under their noses?
In all seriousness, though, this is a great sudoku book for kids or beginners, as is the Kids's Book of Sudoku 1, its predecessor. The puzzles start at VERY easy and move to what an adult's easy-intermediate level would be. Remember that math skills are not necessary for sudoku-it's a logic puzzle which just happens to use numbers (they're used entirely symbolically) so if your kid hates math, they still may very well enjoy this book.
Again, this is not JUST for kids, people who've never tried sudoku before may enjoy this book as it starts off at a super-basic level.
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